Still didn't do the trick. I've messed with literally everything except
complete reinstallation of Windows 2000, and I am not very willing to do even that
just to get it working again.
In a message dated 5/25/2003 2:12:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
> Ummm. Try plugging the iPod in, going to the device manager, right
> clicking
> on the icon for the iPod device with the yellow caution exclamation point
> thingy and selecting "Uninstall." Then disconnect the iPod, reboot the PC
> and then reconnect the iPod and see if that gives you a functioning iPod
> device (you know, one absent the yellow caution exclamation point thingy.)
> If it does, then you are good to go.
>
> As long as the iPod device driver isn't working, the iPod updater won't work
> either, since Windows itself won't be assigning a drive letter to the iPod.
>
> If that didn't do the trick, then....ummmm. I donno.
>
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